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&siue 9sitattsuna Ser glahriat abss Oas
SaerRnSbphreu GsEeB ameriEaEiidlen iSi'
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GrCI-eE.
Sttama, Ont, Is. GuguF.-8as ca
untiid]e Stiherei, 9epariemeut bat gtatfors
i6ungeH beSiigIib Der beute frib III gteps
o. Jer0fsnttibten SpelinloepeIde augez
felIt, IaLt melaer elm GmeliIauiiAer Euher-
id}ooner auf Der 50be bon Guctoude, yt.z
s., BON einsm cauaoiideu 8reu3er nit UIauu
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iOu liiebe ar,ifel g55riaerei g8i.-en" auf Der
itpeitan Ssite oieicS Slatte9l), uno es feQt
iid] b-Taus, onB gtiemauo @tnas BON benz
nngcbtdeu &oriau neiB. Die caua6iide
Re9leilng 1T baber iiber3eugt, oaB bic ytau)z
ridit unbegriiHoet if.
SorOntO, Ont, IS. QuguF.-9er Sc
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8uctOu6e telegrapbirt 3ur GntnoIt auf cine
on ign gIridtete Trdge: nSd babe bic in ben
Ser. Stanten ber0feHiIinIte ytadridt geIeieu
un0 CLAUDE niht, oa6 fe auf 2Sabrbeit be-
rubt. Die bief9eH Bemobuer b0rteu alter
biTgs @eidHbieuer, tuifeu ieao6 uidt5 gG e
here's bnriibsr; iie b6rteH feIIer, ou5 eiEe 4Ha
5abl @efaugeHer uGtb 8fihibucto gebraht
tpOrSen iei, ie6oG mar Dies nidt pahr.
Sd CLAUDE, OaB bic game @ei4t4te cine
@nte it,"
gBuibiuqtou, D. g., Is. 4uauf.-
2aS Sta1tS Separtement hat telne Sepatl'
9uug Der Ra6ridt iiber baS in gep'DOri
Remeloete Sinfen zines nmeyitaniI6en 6is
Iherfabr5eu9s burdh eiuen conaoiiheu Sreus
5er erha,teu uu6 i4eutt Der Gngabe Ieinen
glnuben.
9aItfar, R.s5., IL. Guguf. - llpF--,
oos angeblide Sinteu e.ues an1.,IL,ropifhsn
Gi6sliaOoners bura eirss, conoSiifsu sreT, IN
5sr if iomsit nnr s.nittsit rporSen, SGs bic
SemGgEer BuctOu9e's Dor eai9en Eagen &c.
uoncni4iifIe b6rtsr Il, balb barauf Elm 0taHH
ron Der shfe anlnn9te, neIaev crSdblte, 6aB
Elm canuoiidsr 8reu3er auf etHen 6tneridOOs
ner gefeuert In6 benielbeH NIT WlauH HH0
9!aus in ben @ruu6 9ebobrt babe.
Der Siiaeridooner iet 70 melt BON llfer
eHtfSrHt geDeieu, 6uB man ntft baTau oeus
Ten fonnte, ibm bura goOte bonn llier aus
81 5dlie II fommen.-Se mebr Hber bic u
geIsgenhelt un6geforidt mir, Oefo mebr 9es
lun?t man ~ Der ueber5ergETg, baB Die
gtaL ridht am SlIu6uug berLbt.
Die 6reu5er vab0ance" unO :V6orIette, /"
reIhe ben betrefan5eu Sbeil Der Rifle boH
yiep.%lun8pid oepahen, ioIeu felt mebz
rerCn QSoheu uiht in Der ydbe Don guct1u9
gepeieH Ieiu. Sr. Pbslnn, Der biefoe amez
itaniide @eneraItOniul ideuft Der &u9abe
fninp- 81nuhPu
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S6EeGH6es S&tGRaI clues 2Gr6et.
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aIbOnB, W..g., is. auauf. = SO6u S.
RetlIp, % Sabre at, NuheAer in Der @uB'
reinigungs, Bsrlfdtte be- Sfeug'eBerei Der
66. 9tatbbuH, Saro & Comp, be- ,9Dau,
ON IeBtsn Snmfag irib. Seine 2si1e
purOe beute in einem gum Erodren ben Eie,
gem GenuBten Diem ge unoen. gtGu uars
mutbet, baR er fid5 am Samflap ftIIb in ben
Gfen beaaj unb ban einidhef. @egeu
0littas murbe 8euer urter benz Diem aIges
mutt unb Die 8biire geialofen, ObIe oaB
men SieiuB's Gnpeienbeit bemer. {. Der
llngiiiaitt,e purbe BET le5enOigem 2eibe lang
fam oerDf1Pt
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MtnneIh,rner,s t,eileifsr Sfrefh

g8tn9 fer, Sirq., l5. Gu9ut. - Die
lu,pgun9 iiber o;e &muertetLug uRO ipite"e
Eginlung oeS 8un5esz Senators RIoo.eber
ger in &0oofpd BQt Fd gelegt. DGs sc. at
1ertagte fd) an Sreiiag bis auf beute, LHy
8ib0lebergsr it beute in'S Sefdn9HiB 3rrit
getsbrt.
SIN beute i'm Geriat gefslter 9ut a j.
Giooieberaer aus Der pa, 81 eutlafsu, mar
pom 8dter yiemmaI uerpOrfen. &Jafi1
blGe 6uhe herri@t.
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sa5npera,s gpaeltfern.
SraHsr, g7aIibaHoler NM aHSere gs.aa. )
Icute auf OGH 2s,m seFilbrt. - Uiue sea-
iat.pa oer GuaFerEaOt.

@EAAG u&F UNW &GaN AEiW91As - Gbstt %CAa
iat.p5 osr CuaTsrraOt.
BbtIubeIpbia, 10. Iuguf.-gs feus
Id beraus, baB Der D9r iur'sr 3eit aus hieiis
ger Staot per6mun0ene @mu Sh6ubera,
melGen man fir ben Gompaguon 0es amer.
DliuiOudrS Sob. e. Bet in s.lidle / uou Def
ien uuteIIsbmuuGen bet, bs0eIteHye ri
ihuHgen begaugsu bat. gEie oerlautet, mar
Sd0nberg nit pm. Set on 6em Ban Ell 3
Heueu Spernbauies i'm mefltdeH Siabtb Ie
tHttreNlrt uHo mur0e als SL6nber BON a.
tleH I'M St,.uge Oon $1"5,O 900 gum Brdiz
oenteH Der p@ermania 8reming Comp. ."
elmer reuen Corporation, erudblt. jpr. Set
eItIdrt iGBt poltiu, Sd0uberg babe ieiueu
(SeB'1 JtamSH ge'Llitt, UHo er beabfduge,
tbn ssrid]uih 81 ueriolgeu, iobdlo Die BOli,ei
leiuer baOhait meroeu t0uue. Die dugeblife
6rma 8eB & Sd0uberg, erfIdri Sr. 8eB
meter, babe uiemnl5 ertfft,t. @r 1abe itd]
Hur, 9eih Sh0aberQ, als AfttOndr Der Ser
mania BTeming Comp" betbcli9t. DaS
@elb, nit melhem Sd0uberg Ieiue Nltisu
i'm Betrage bon 1925 600 faufte, babe oer=
ielbe bon uerIGteoeneu bieitgeu Banfeu gez
borgt unO bafiir Bertbpapiere ais Slider
belt geQeben, bte iifJ ieitoem ais SdlIduugen
,herausFeuteH. Stuf ben BapiereH Dn"- -.
gtamtu 0es SrH. 8ss, bes 0fni'' ,;'l9 ;'Sa " gt'
S. y(eFOr aus @eueBn o o''0gelS0..tS W ~
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'Y'" - Sd6uberg's 6Iubt ans 2idt, uuj
I als er iid5 in Die gu9e getriebeu fab, iiuerrug
er etnen Sbel ieiHer Sraueraftieu al 6rd.
Bet inter bem SOrnauO, benjelben gegeu
bic SdeiHe, nuf nalheu IetH Jame ais
Sn0Oliirer geidlidlt mar, Az bedeu. 8eh
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ans Qitt, un6 eiae lluteriuhuug ergaJ, OaB
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.. bic oes yieru 0orter Brauers Siuolinq,
her 56. 8. T. 8oulterer nm 8aOt6 g.
StGnart geiailht bltte. Sd0rber9S Ser
biHblihieitsn nerbeu i'm @ar,en auf $780,
600 geidGBt, uH0 ieiue AltiUa beftbeu aus
idlieBli4 IN ben SuridrelaHeuen 4ttieu Der
pgermaHia Grepiug comp. "a Sa0abargs
gHOhruHg unO eiuigen gEerbpapiereu I'm
@eiammtbetrage BON $4,000. 6r. 8eb
Oerliert etpa $80,OO0 uH0 III ttir me,tera
$7O,OCO baitbnr; auBeroem bat er cas- gcOEe
ru0OIlenSete SpelIbaus, III psIbem Sd1n
berg feineH Sent bei1euelte, auf Ie,Hem
@outO. gtefOr berlier. circl 100000, Sterus
art $4,000, BOultsrer $1,000 uHo Singing
$4,000. Sd0nberg iOu fiirlhd in GhIcago
eeieben poroeH uuO ben bort ueiter Had Dem
QGCfeH qerelli ieiu.
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Scr 0eIOntarFt.

Rensgorf, Is. Grguf. - 6olgeube9
fub bic GdbIusnOtirungeH: geIo 6ftrete an
IL uub ih'OB u Pro.eE..- SIeEIiHg-
81 dlfeI "a. sos $A81 uuf GO Sage uny
s. L88-$4.G8{ arf Sidt. = BaubeS Dbl
aatiOleu: ploI. I27z, A prOl. 1Oo !,
s pro3. -. 0ttisH: Qoor5' @rpres 1z8,
Central Bncific S7l, Sheiapeof. O5jo 6,
grie SOf, bittO EriOr. 68. Saiuois. Geutra,
1874, gdiesSbo~e 943s, NeD Ssrieg Central
76s, Nortb 9easrn 1l5gl etttO RIi9r. rs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-08-16
Str pSbtparSe 8Om:O RaO Sss tues6e
SSaIte,"
s,r Gbn@sr-. T.,7as I'm gaOsm uaO tmfame
s,1H2aat.Duen c,le5 Ree 8Iaf. es. -
BsD6e aufsC- I..g t.; Oct eeaptftayt Oou
AIabanta.

8,D6t Guise- I's t.; Oct esaPtftayt Uou
AIabama.
Routaomer9, ala,, Is. 4uauf. -
Die idou .ange in bteltger Stabt gegeu ben
,6eralb," elm BON et1Cm Reaer, sIcmers
Safe 8utes, reoIstrtsS &odcublatt, berts
iherbe Gutrdfuug fieg beute anf eeu 0ieOe-
punt. . 4 leb.-u Samftag bra9te ieles
Blatt eiuen Gl,iFel folgeuOen Subalts: nTaft
ieSeu Seq leIen mir iebt, OaB irgenOno elm
gieger negen BergeUalIi9uEg CilsT meiBen
Srau aeIhIdlt norven III. 2Eie fommt es J.,
6nB bic neiBsn Srauen gegeupdrsig mebr
aH5iebuuqefrait auf bic idpurieu ltduuer
ausiiben, aI8 in itiberen Sugen? G5 CAB
cine 3eit, in melder Elm GretgniB, nie Der
guQrifi zines Regsrs aui enc meiBe Trau,
etnas unerb6Ites mgr. @tmas ifedt Oabins
ter, mo mir begeu Oeu Harlem Seroadt. bar
es bic sunebmenoe Biir0iguna oes ldp .r3en
0Romeos, melher usueroiHgs immer mebr an
SilOung unO SnIeai9eH5 gemiunt, Se;teus
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9eidiebt, nm bieIer 2bR6Dutb elm @noe All
mameu, 10 ipiro eS uiEt ian9e oauern, bis fie
ieoen Yeger,a Der es iDagt, eine gEeise audi
nur nn3uihauen, nuf Der Steue bduaeu.m
Gine Jeute biGr abgsbaItene SiirjerzSers
iammlung nnbm Beidlit1e oil, uelde Dlte9
ans Uitterite Oenuus,re uuo tbu uuffor=
hem, RoHtgomer1 iof0it ~ oe-laiien, DeuH
ibm ieiu Hsbsn ltcb I'll Die Dates'ihe 3ei
tuug if Elm Parteiflepperblatt be- idIimm.
fea Sorte unO bat iaOn OieIe ar,itel oerOfz
iertlitt, neIfe bic tpeiSe SeD6Iterung in
6arni'd brn6tau. 9uta8 mar iiiber al3
pofngent in @iOntgomern aAceitsutf Derlor
ieb0h isiH amt nuQ Der SHaHCHr1"oH ST.
ryinnO-s
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Sfe tgaruDe.. tn &opatt Gomttu.

W re 3 { O. Sq., l5. 4uguff.-Su bel
IeBteu 3ugen berridte bier BieOer elm @eittbl
Ter uniiGerbeit, bas nameutli9 bur1 oa5
pl0BlId5e Sernminoen BON Gnop uu0 gSiQie
8oLioel, ben eiuigeu iiberlebeuoeu mCnus
Iihtn giitgliebern Der EamiIie So0iuer, bers
uOr9erufeu nuroe. Iluu beiHrdtete, bas
bieielben in Der ytGbe cine Baube orgas
nifrlu, nm an ibrsu gegueru Rade 3u ueb.
men. lin Der SGde Elm gHoe 3u MAIDEN
uno ueuem SlutUer9ieBeu UorIubsugeH, Oros
uete DtaiOr RcSee, Sommanbaht Der bier
itatiCnirten Dttli5, cine Nu3abI leiuer 2eute
OBJ uno Iie5 3uerf Die bon geriugtou an s..
3. 2Ouua eHgetroHsne 6ife 8IudeRer-@es
mebre nsbft 2O0O 9ntroueu, bic rod auf benz
GabHbOf fano, nit Bsi6lag belegen. Damn
wur6gu 9auEiuhuugen nan QBafen OOrges
rnmLen, neIde Elm iibarrnlaenoes Reiultat
aatten. D;ebrere @ageuIuouHgeH murOsu
CoufiaSirt, ouoou in eiuem 6auie aueiH 3ebH
&u efsrgenebre, 6rei SuBeu, trei Iluss
feten uuo mehrere altmoOlife @eneb :.
Sic 65psiuhUugeu Bobeu QrO5e 4uiregung
III bcm StGoi9cn 0eruriadIt; 0ot gibt mau
auGemeiu 3u, onB, lUeHu Naior DicSee Ridt
10 eNer1iiG auigetrateu pdre, cine Gruere-
luug oer Teiubiadqfelteu un0 bes GutUtr.
qieBenS 5niidJeH ben fein0IibeH 6atuoreu
N6GllCl eIlOlgt mGre.
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aeime gieser braud)ep lid a.. ,nelOea.

Gbica9o, 16. Guguit. - Die D6tgb
Norrt" bes - y<en SrOgns Der S0rfter" mar
bier in SiBung. @iHe Der rpi6ugfteH 4ug >
legsnbetteu, nit nsl9er Oleebe Fd) Bu be-
fufeu bate, mar bic abfuiiuHg elmer Quts
mort ali be per Sabel erbaIteue SrOre Der
pSupreme Gour,n in guglano, Oaa Der S5rz
fterzCrNeu Reger uufnehmeu mufe. Der
0orf5er be8 NIT Der 8ea?tnOrtuu9 0ieies
8eiebls benuiTn9tsu gomite's rst9te eiueH
OOIuuiuUle, Seri9t eiu, in welhem Die bon
&uglauO aus on ben blefgen Sr0eH ergau
gene 3umutbuug euliLieoeH Bgrid8enteitn
mir. Ser Gsrtdt pur9e Ha9 etuer Iebbais
ten geipre6ung einitimmig an9enommeu.
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~ &fbma. Sd m6dts bas BubItIum
benadridtigen, bnB ia I'm 8efse elmer ar3s
nGi bin, iDelhe 0ieieS 10 iebr peiHigeHoe 2et'
ben beilt. SD babe geute geIebeu, pel4e
iaum atbmen tOHuteH uuD ourd5 Den @ebrauh
oi,ies giittels faf augeublIdh9 2n0eruug
erIangteu. Sc if barmIos uHo tam obue
ale Beidrdufung geHOmmeH werOen. SOlts
bieie ytOti8 Dor bas 4uge zines NIT oieier
qu6leuoeu RrOnfbeit Bebaiteten tOmmeH, 10
mirb er bOfieHtIid uufeblb0r ioglei6 ii9 an
MID Den6eu uHb baburt iofortige 2inoeruna
fid Uerihufen. Breis 81 bic Flai6e ooer
ieds 6laiheu fiir IS. 3u bdben bel seth
9. 9ance & Comp, SIR. 80, Dit (ueu;
alte 1O8, g8els) BaltimOrefraBe. Q27)
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Die bemerfenspertben uub uobLtbdtIgan
ReiuItate, bic Der @ebraud ooH MOnell's
Teething Cordial er3ieIt, babeu Al ieiHer
augemetHeu anDeHbung In iaf allen Qrtsu
BON &runfbetteu, oeueu 6inoer uutermorfeu
1Hb, gefitbrt. @r beilt BlGbuug, &oIit, gia.
geuidure, 8urhfaH u. (. D. Seine 5umilte
ioute Obue ibu ietu. Bei allen ApOtbeieru
81 babeu. (311-)
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RG% 9as Eeuefte. Die leBteu BE.
rl2te tiber 6aHce's 5uiammeHgeiebten in,
bOrn.SgruP COMPOUND Syrup Of HOre-
hound) gebeu ibm ale eiuem fdereu uHo
plriiameu Dtittel CUR 6etluug auer guugeu,
AhettiOneu, Die pu1eus, grtdltuHg, guitr05.
reuaf- Gut5uH6ung, boieu 5alies Il. (. f., Oas
hOtfe go0. SOt Dir cine 6laiae fir 25
Gents, uub On pirft bamit auirie6eu eiu.
9roBe 6Laiae so Gents. 3u babeH bel 5etb
9. 6auce & Comp, gtr. 80, Sfs (Heu /;
alteglr. lO8. g8eh.l 8altimorehraRe. L2z-l
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q. 81. Epnte.

unis5TbnEss UittsI ssssn U7aIarta, Dps7sPFe
esber' unb RsrDsHlaiben, NppstiHoFsteit, Bsrbaus
ungsitUiHs uu6 ale tlimatiibsu 6itber. Rl6ia
taIiur 8sssn SOpFsi6tn unb BerfopfuHs. g1an iOTs
bere uur R. 81. outc uub IstR anbsrss. so
Gents bis 6Iai6s. R. 8. 3aBHtrOptsu (Nerve-
Kiler) bsiGt 3abul6mer8su loiOrt; IS Gents biz
BIaibs. Su ausn apotbtten gu babsns
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Soft a2GttSaablttslNett

Bofta 24ttSsabGt&nBets
ua6
allen EbsiIen bts Ssutf9eu &et0es'
Gin, uuo Sertauf frember @eIbiorteH,
Iotpie
tRof12IS) anTertfsuna bon DoHmadteis.
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Sic Sadt r9biiiIe0 in s.6erbeIt,

Qou0pu, Is. Iuguf. - &apttdH Irni
fou, 8efeblababeI 0e3 aus Baltimore in
Gueeustopu aHgeEOmmeueu britideu Dam
piers pgnEie," Jer,9tet, oaB er Der i5Otli
ideu g DIT nE9ifle" am 6. B. Di. inter BEN
n0rouheu Sreitengrabe 46.42 uuO O,H nefz
hdleu YdugeHgraOe 44.S9 begeguete. Sin
fnrter SIoDlno pebte sur 3eit, Iuo bic
y8bifle" iubr UHter oOueu SegeIH.
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@rOBe 8eutrsbrunR tn SfHtart.
G,nc SuliaOt ton 6onilau,iHOpeI in
ILammen.
BuIaarfsu.

SirnO0a, IS. s uguF.-Fiirf SerbinuuO
idI9B beute bic SiBung Der SObraHie. 6r.
SulfO0itd telegrapbirt Der 0tegierIus aus
@onflnniuopeI, Der SuItaH erieEue oie Cr'
rpabIuug be8 Siirfen 6erOtuanO ais 9eiebltd
an, tperbe ie6oh, ba Der Siirf ben SbrOu
eiugeuOmmeH base, obue fid nm ietne (oes
SultarS) @enebmiguug 81 b.iaii6au, porldus
fig nod aui ieiHer btsbeg.,gaR 5altHUa h.H he.
ben.
% -" y, Ig. 8u9uf. - Bremierminifer
JmuoF bat etnBeplutgt, Elm prOUiIO. .&es
Sabuet 8l bilben. Sdmmttife hiefle Be-
ante unO Die SolOateu Der SarniiOH tabeu
BEN 6iirfeH 6erbiuaHo ben 9uIOiguugSei9
neIpiffe+
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-03-24
The SPRING TERM OF THE Courts.

The SPRING TERM OF THE Courts.
The following times of the holding of
the Courts of the 10th and 18th Districts
this Spring will prove ofinterest to many
of our readers:
TENTH DISTRIcT-JUDGE MACRAE.
HendeTson-February IA, 8 weeks.
Burke-March Z, 2 weeks.
Caldwell-March 81, week.
Aske-March 2S, week; May so. wk.
Watauga-April4 4, 1 week; June 6, wk.
Mitchell-April 18, 2 weeks.
Yancey-May 2, 2 weeks.
McDowell-May 16, 2 weeks.
ELEVENTH DIsTRICT-JUDGE MONTGOMERY.
Alexander-January "a, week; June
Is, l week.. ~-u
Catawba-January 81, 1 week; June 6,
l week.
Union-+February IA, l W elk; Feb
ruary 21 l week; *May %, l week;
MAY 80, 1 week.
Mecklenburg-tFebruary %, 8 weeks
Gastop-M arch q. 2 N:eol.'. -
LincOln-April 4, week.
Cleaveland- II, 2 weeks.
Rutherford %, weeks.
Polk-May 8, week.
Twelfth DISTRICT-JUDGE GRAVES.
Madison-February %, 2 weeks.
Buncombe-March IA, 3 weeks; June
20, 2 weeks.
TransYlvania-April 4, l week.
Haywood II, 2 weeks.
Jackson-April 25, 2 weeks.
Macon-May 8, week.
Clay-May Is, l week.
Cherckee-May %, weeks.
Graham-June 6, l week.
Swain-June IS, week.
*Criminal causes only.
tCivil causes and Jail cases only.
tCivil causes only.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-03-24

HURRAH for Senator Cullom. A
late utterance of his will carry Joy
to many a heart. Mr.. Cuilom said
referring to the free pass clause u
the Interstate Commerce Bill:
"There appears" the Senator said,
''to exist q misunderstanding in re-
gard to the issuance of passes. But
it was our intention to include that
matter. If a railroad company sees
proper to par for its advertising by
free transportation, as no doubt has
been the custom Except that here
tofore the railroads have gotten
more than they gave out), the bill
does not prevent it. If Senator
Brown had not construed the bill as
interfering with the pass system,
and insisted upon his amendm ent,
which provides for the issuance of
half-rate tickets to clergymen, moth :
ing would have been said
about passes. In my opinion, how
ever, it is time to have these things
adjusted. If a railroad company
gets special rates for advertising, it
should give special facilities to those
who give the rates, etc. There is
nothing in the bill which absolutely
refuses the issuance of passes. The
whole thing is an inference. but will,
I suppose, be taken advantage of in
many instances
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-03-24
THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE
BILL.

The Louisville Courier-Jcesrna
says:
During the debate on the Inter.
State Commerce Bill two very differ
ent interpretations of the proposed
law were given, one by Senator Cul.
lom, which secnred its passage il
the Senate, and another by Judge
Reagan and Mr.. Crisp, which put i
through the House. aU
Senator Cullom declared, in re
ply to direct questions that the
fourth section would not require 9
greater charge for a long than s
short haul when water or rail COM
petition operated to alter. circum'
stances and conditions, Senator
George said that if he believed the
qualifying phrase, under like con-
ditions. and circumstance" was
subject to the interpretation
given by Senator Cullom, he would
vote against the BILL. nevertheless
the speech of Mr.. Cullom removed
the doubts from the minds of many
Senators, and opposition was aban-
doned. ...
In the House, Judge Crisp, of
Georgia, who in the absence of Mr..
Reagan had charge of the bill, de-
clared that competition did not JUS
tify a difference in rates, but that
the purpose of tho '"v v Il, abol>
Isn - .'ts-:t...s m..Irn 4
petition.
AS a rule it my be said that the
lines il the Eas', where the mileage
is greatest and competitive points on
local rates have brought through
and local charges nearer together,
will accept the Interpretation given
by Judge Reagan. In the West and
South, where local business is
smaller in proportion to. the through
traffic, and competition for through
business exceedingly strong, the
railroad managers prefer the inters
pretatior authorized by Judge Cul-
lonn.
The trunk>line Presidents an
nounce that they will give the most
rigid Interpretation to the law. Mr..
Fink says the only reasonable and
the only practical Interpretation is
that given by Mr.. Cullom. Here is
wide divergence, and most proba-
bly, the question must go to the
commission, and finally to the
courts, The effect on commerce in
either case will be far>reaching, and
it is not to be stated off-hand. A
law that is good TOR the East, THAT is
adapted to a thickly-settled c6pns
try, may dirasteF- when pfsfiedI
to the whole continent. The sub
ject is one of exceeding difficulty
and delicacy. The farmers of the
East mAy rejoice to be cut off from
Western competition, but if the
Western farmer and Southern planu
ter are to have any additional bur
den put upon them, disguised as a
benefit, there will be serious difficult
ty in reconciling these diverse in
terests.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-03-24
BEEcnEK's LAST SERMON.

On our 4th page will be found the last
sermon ever preached by this renowned
divine. He did not deliver it purposely
as his last; for without doubt, at the time
he was as full as ever of th at astonishing
vitality which knew no WEAKNESS; and
he may lave looked forward confidently
to long. continuance of that applause
which greeted his every public utterance.
But it was his last. / he world will never
more receive from his lips those brilliant
words which never failed to delight,
amaze or impress. Last words always
fall with solemnity upon the ear and
heart. The voice that utters them is
about to be hushed forever; the spirit that
gave them animation is about to take it's
everlasting fight; the places that have
known him are soon to know him no
more. Al such an hour, even the most
humble commands hearing; how
weighty then the last words OF him up
on whose lips the hearers of two hemis-
pheres hung with rapture or respect?
Therefore we believe the last sermon
Of the now dead Beecher will be read
with deep attention.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-03-24
CITIZEN JOB OFFlCE,
WEST SIDE PUBLIC sQU4RL
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
POSTERS,
BLANKS, DC
And FOB Work of all kiXds donr with
frOmftNeSS and at Zo1v rrTc.s
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS REMA1S1S

LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS RRMAININ
IN AsHEvILLE Posr OFFICE, FOR THE
WEEK ENDING MAR. 18th, 1887.
Males-Wm H Adams, w S Aston
Emo Alien, B Baton, F Beard, Andy
Boyd ~, Thos Butler, W Carroll, M {
Connally, A F Cook, A e Coleman, w II
D Coriagton. Walter Core, Cole, VIM
Crump, Albert Davis, J P Erwin, c W
Tanning, W F Gage, R R Grady, NH
lngle, Charles Jones, R L Jones, Lester
Jones, Jno Kenney, n C Martin, Bunt-
ing Mathis (2), 6 F Malt, L A Mosbsay,
e Ro6t Nicholson, J R Parham, Thomas
Philips, James Pollard, James Porter, ]
M Pyat, N A Redmond, 81 Rogers, Geo
Rutt terford, s Z Sans, c T Smith, RIB
Smith, Richard Smith, Harper Styles,
Moses Thompson, Hoyt Toppings, ChaS
Turner, F M Walker, VIM L Waters,
Ballard Williams, Geo Wingate, Joshua
Wingate.
Females-Misses Mary Adams, r M
Bright, Bessie Booker, Marthina Brown,
Jennie Brown, Martha Bouts. Katie Con-
nally, Celia Erwin Lila Girdrell, Eliza
Griffin, Emma Largen, Davie G Mathews.
Bette McCombs, Eliza Mcclure, Cora
Page, Prescilla Rankin, Jane Rigsby,
Ida L Summey, Katie Thomas, Mrs Har-
riet Connally, Mrs Lizzie Davis, Mrs NJ
A Johnson, Mrs Emily Johnson, Mrs
Mary Kimbali, Mrs Nj Patterson, Mrs
Eber Pemnick, Mrs Alice Pirtman, Mrs
NJ 3 Readmond, Mrs Carolina Rickard,
Mrs Ware, Mrs Mary Whitcer, Mrs
Catharine Wright.
Parties desiring the above letters will
please say advertised, and give date of
advertisemI 1t.
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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-03-24
ANOTHER NEW ENTERPRISE Fo

ANOTHER NEW ENTERPRISE FOR
ASHEVILLE.
We are pleased to announce that
Messrs. C. G. West & Co. have ar
ranged to open, in few days, an
extensive turning and planning
machine establishment, fer the man
ufacture of the finer grades of wood
work. They will occupy the build
ing lately occupied by Girdwood's
Foundry and Machine Shops, in
West Asheville. These gentlemen
will manufacture fine mantels, and
house>furnishings generally; and
with our magnificent native hard
woods will be able to supply all the
demand of this city and surround
ing country. We wish the gentle
men all success.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-03-24
AN ADD1rIoN TO AsnEvILLE.

Mr.. T. H. Lindsey, our enterprizing
photographer, yesterday received . tele-
gram from Dr.. ]. w. Stewart, of Balti-
more, Md, stating that he left that place
yesterday for Asheville, to take charge
of the operating department in Mr.. Lind
s.y's Gallery. DR.. Stewart is an eAper
ienceG operator and will make valu-
able ad ton 10 our city. Mr.. Lindsey
is always abreast of the times and the
last move will place his work second to
none in the South.
Having artists of such reputation in
our city, together with the finest atmos.
phere in the world for fine productions,
parties wouRl d well to tput off having
pictures made until they come to Ashe-
vile.